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ASSISTANT 13USINESS 'MANAGERS
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TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1922
SENATOR PEPPER AT PENN STATE
Penn State is given the opportunity of entertaining as a guest,
a personage who has gained wide recognition throughout the country
as an author, scholar, lawyer, athlete, and sport fan, and who is
George Wharton Pepper, present United States Senator from the
State of Pennsylvania He comes to Penn State with a record that
recommends him to every college student, and the attendance at the
mass meeting will no doubt bear testimony to the hospitality of the
student body.
A person who has gained success in so many and varied lines of
endeavor deserves the highest respect and esteem A student does
well to investigate his life in an effort to learn the secret of his
career and to profit by the knowledge gained thereby. Senator Pep
per started early on the highway that leads to the coveted goal,
beginning in the undergraduate days of college. An athlete of no
mean ability, a scholar of Phi Beta Kappa rank, and a populai class
mate, he graduated at the age of twenty and began the battle with
life. And who can say that he was not a winner
In writing of his post-graduate hie, few authors have taken into
account the sincerity of purpose and the conscientious labor that char
acterized his work. Ample proof can be obtained that he was a hard
fighter, ever ready to throw his untiring energy into the battle's ring
With added recognition came the quality of.simplicity which is prob
ably one of his outstanding characteristics and which has been mainly
instrumental in gaining for him a host of friends. The epithet that
he "has more friends among different sorts of people than any recent
American with the exception of Roosevelt" is one of which he may
be justly proud
It is commendable for a man of this type to take interest in Edh
cation and its advancement Senator Pepper enjoys the honor of
membership on the Board of Trustees of two large American institu
tions of high rating and in such capacity, he has came into close con
tact with modern educational problems A typical student him
self, he is able to comprehend the position of the undergraduate and
thus he has the advantage of obtaining different points of view
The college will hear Senator Pepper in what might be termed
his "native element" His talk will no doubt be of interest to faculty
and students alike and so a reasonably large attendance is to be ex
pected at the mass meeting tomorrow night Penn State welcomes
the Senator as it would a lather, inasmuch as a Senator of the State
will be coining to his own institution, to the institution of his con
stituents.
THOSE EXAMS AGAIN
The announcement of the June examination regulations and
schedule by the Registrar of the college in this issue brings forcibly
to the mind of each student the fact that the second semester is
nearly over and little time remains in which to prepare for the ordeal
to follow From time to time, the college authorities have made a
plea for higher scholarship and more earnest work on the part of the
students Time will tell if this plea has been heeded.
It is to be hoped that the June exams will not bring the same
conditions that marked the January exams. The large number of
below grades that were sent out from the Registrar's office at the end
of the first semester should have served as a goad throughout this
semester. The final spurt is before each student How many are
going to come through'
HOW ABOUT YOUR DAD?
One week from next Saturday, Penn State will entertain the
Dads of its students as the second annual observance of Father's
Day According to the committee, the outlook IS bright for a banner
attendance.
A last word, however, is appropriate to those who have not heard
from their fathers regarding the day. No doubt there are many
among the student body who are not positive as to the plans of their
Dads and so do not know whether he is coming or not To these it
should be said that the time is ripe for concluding that coaxing cam
paign Now is the time to advance the final argument
COLLEGE CREAREID IMPROVES
FACILITIES FOR RANDLING MIER
In order to be prepared for warm
pother conditions the College Cream-1
ro has, far the last tan ateeks been
making extenshe repairs In its refrig
eration plant While considerable tem
porary inconvenience has been ocean
lomat through the renar neck that has
been going on, the repairs are com
pleted and the creamery will he In good
shape to pasteuri/e and cool the mar
ket milk quickly and thoroughly and
to hold the milk at an extremely low
tempenaure until delivered
FAO SHOWN ltk INVESTIGATION
When certain co•edn at the Unlver
• Ity of California objected to taking part
Inn Crechin pageant beam.vc they had
bobbed hall and ,ere afraid It N4nn too
modern for the play, an lot estigatlon
waN atm ted uhich led to the rovelation
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much name Aut and appreciation.
KAASAS STUDEISTS PUSH
DIME FOR IS'En STADIUV
Kansas State Age icultural College in
going to have one of the fineot stad
iums in the best The entire stuant
body it behind a delve rot the neceo
saw funds and hate altendy inked one
hundred thirty-one thousand dollars
The ne, structure b lit be called the
- Memorial Stadium
DATELESS CLUB FORMED - •
AT UAW. OF PENNSYLVANIA
The newest fad et the University of
Pennsylvania ix a "Dateless Club" for
the co-eds The laws of the club ban
its membership from the society of the
stet nor sex on Wednesday and Satur
day nights Lectures, loadings, and In
tellectual discussions pass away the
hems, aline the more fickle Members
of their sey. ate enjoying the company
BULLETIN
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Notices
The notnln lions fob A A offleetc ate
an Pt °salient, H L Koehler.
'l% Millet, Ch bltncb flnt e, C H
I: Ice-pr,ldent. ft 0 Red-
Inset, I V Gt lflitits. ocelot «•). B, D
C IC Winegaml, C Pit eons
Booths lot the Llectlon of these offi
tam N, ill Ito plated In the Natio.
st.hools of the Lollege Tao-Sent Ass
•houltt slat. at the is School, and State-
I ils in it tote tt any of the st. hoots
31in mets of unit ot futtennite basa
1, di deshlng to sem.° cqulllmoot for
games oust du 40 before sit °clock
and mit. lettun the equipment that
s 11110 esening to 31t Mete,'ofth in
the \ mint:
The man wets must also
.111 Inge to get theit men
out so to be
gin the mune inomptl3 ttt six fifteen
l'lse inning. , ate to be PlaScsi
The Girls' Iloblses rield, not th of
the Stone !louse is teseived lot gisis
athieth s alone The, 1011 be no men's
baselesli practice upon It Thou hate
been mplaints that the Ors baseball
diamond has been changed is> men who
practice these in the evening
New Books On The
Library Shelves
Dentin :Ml—Hellenism
PI tei.:mm—}liitut> of Soaquehanna
Count,. Pa
I:lnt.—Sem abut 0
Ci oce—The Lincoln Mahn ay to
Pennm Violin
Conte: onto on 111pannioN ment—Re
pot t of the PI evident's Conte: cone. 1921
Dombit,—ten Se:, Met in SI na
gogue and Home
Dickson—Pl: at Com so in the Theom
of Erin Ilion. ,
rams let —Aene, at the Site of Home
I olden—Tile Dentin of Tut nog
Pon lei —Vitaira “Cathering of the
China
Atom e—The Poundationa of P 99 chol-
Notional 13ut eau of Ct anomie Re
se mai—lncome In the 13 S
Nientoyel—Children and Childhood
Philipson—Old European Tow, les
Radcliffe—The MO stet ins of Udolpho
Secrets of Alts and Sciences-0 Ren
t' Menloi lel A,ntd Prize Stories Of
1919
Thomson—Dirt tonal, of Rell,ing
Wood] on —lli 'glances and Donna.
le Chain en
SO 1111 ens—A Ilandbonk on Slot
W, alma
Zang, 111—Di canters of the Ghetto -
RNICICNI CAMPAIGN STARTED AT
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSAINANIA
In order to bleak don n the inejudlee
inalmit the orating of knickers, a cam
paign b is Ile en launched by the St/pho
ali." Clans at Penn Mentors s
ntore
t, Muted to all the different fraternity
houses aslting members to pledge
thennela es to near the abbrea laded
t, nu~ers fot yelled of one week in an
ef(ntt to foster acollegiate at
osyhe,c mil to make knleltets the
trognlnd °mums dress No I egula
don tgainst the notating of Itnielcopt
1,1 Pi edunen Its been made and the
Mot yea men h Ito signified their In
tention of fellow Ing the lead of the um.
pet thasmen
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rlkei Field, the new stullum being
tied lo Columbia Unit ersita of Now
101 It City, nt 119th Street and Broad
ylN in officially dedicated on May
ban ti Been ge P, Baker. who gave
$7OOOOO ton arils the purchase of the
site, took pmt t In the dedicatory cere
monies
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It is a secure and prosperous business and satisfactory
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The JoHN HANCOCK would like to interest a few
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Statistics on college graduates who have entered
life insurance place it at the very top as a source of
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
COLLEGE COW 'MAKES
PRODUCTION RECORD
Nits V DSSall 4791 of the college doily
heal nun recent 4 completed a test In
milk and butter fat it oductlon which
t tusks hetits the highest ittedtleing
omn Solos cow in the State She
showed v ;reduction of MCC ft pounds
of milk and 754 2. pounds of butler fat
tot the sear Her butt:is-fat to out Is
third highest in the mot ltl for all aid
mob; in her bleed In het recent teat
she once seised the butter-fat locust of
lailth (tern Kollckluff (llelotein) of - the
college held Oho ;seduced 14,025 pounds
; of milk and GIG 7 pounds of butter fat
She showed remarkable citality and ,
ties vintemy hilt Ins her rc,ent test At
one time she muff. ed nqe‘ attncic
of silage poisoning m Melt lost eted het
in eduction to no little us hoe aunt t
ilsc She picked up her lit oduction,
homevet, and finished the 'test mith
Lily ;, told or thhty pounds of milk
It is belie% ed that had she not so fall
en off In her ;seduction she mould
hate had an e•eellent chance of brak
ing the our td's recut d held by Bloc Ise
nl Alichigin Agricultural College
STATE DAIRYMEN HELP
REPLACE COLLEGE HERD
Dteedels of 13 tilt Cattle and Dalt,-
' roen thtoughout the state ate allotting
Thelt Wet Out In the college and ap
incelatlon of Its reseatell taut I. be t
trlbutlng put e-bred soung stook to t a t
the coms that mete destroted in
tali In the fight against Whet culOsis,
Due to the lack of state funds those
animals hate nesel been replaced and.
Is .1 tesult, the college herd has not
Oren tdequate foteseat ch Ind in
stt uction since that time
The movement Is taking the loins or
t Lamitalgn and is the result or the ia.
thltles of D K Sloan in chime or the
halm Mutu! tt Tonantitt The unlit
has been talten up It 3 the Central
Pennstb. ants holstein Bleedu n Assn
. lotion and olieldt favorable results
hate been achieved A 3oung eon and
heir.. bath Iloisteins bate been le
velled at the hat n .tad st eral more
animals be Nought In s as soon ns
the!, cla be examined
FROTH STAFF HOLDS ANNUAL
FORMAL BANQUET AND DANCE
The Ft oth staff held its annual for
mal banquet sad dance at the :elderly
Count, Club Heat Path, on Thuts
evening. May fifth
The guests salving in the capscitv of
oh natones nere Mr and Mrs IV
[Tatman and mr and lilts A G Ball
About tuenty-one couples 'Mended the
affair The music for the evening N 1.9
famished by Griffith's &nen Singing
Slnagamblans
The - succes.s of the 'tffnlr Is due to
the efforts of the committee L G
Wens and It N Sheffer.
ATTEND AG. CONFERENCE
In the neighbor hood of one hundred
aceeptances have been recetvgi from
the seve - erhundred invitAtions which
loose sent 'out to the farmers of the
stile to meet hoe for and Agricultural
Linference this month The conference
0111 he held Clay toenty-flfth and
twenty-sixth at uhich time It is hoped
to present to the formula an idea of
total the college Is doing and to have
them offer suggestions for kesesrch
along the lines mhele It is most needed
POSITION VACANT
You can fill it but—so can many others. Your success
depends on how well you can present your qualifications.
Can you write the best letter of application'?
TM you know what to do and say in an interview?
Do you know how the best paying positions are to be
What are the little kinks that land the high salaried posi-
In "The Gateway to Better Positions", you will find how
to write letters of application and advertisements that will se
cure results, how to interview employers, and above all, how
to secure the position with the higher salary. A copy will be
mailed to you upon receipt of $1 00 Send check, express or
money order to
The Atlantic Pub
Americus,
Alumni Eager To
Help Dr. Sparks
I forte attendivl a half amen reun
ions of Penn State men and have et
to Lem the fleet etitielvin o olijeetion
to the innouneol policies of the ad
tidnivt. %thin On the contra), thine iv
enlist) log confidence and a willingness
to old m hen simian some took to do
Alanifevti) the time mos title mid I eon
idatulate p3u
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EIGHTEEN UNITS ENTER
BASEBALL COMPETITION
Unit baseball-has gotten itch under
an) during the stock, and a Molt In
terest In the Inter-unit games is being
exhibited by the menthe. Of The Penn
State Club The medals fm the sun
ning non-fraternity team hate already
been ordered 1,3 the Athletic Dolma
meat and still be displayed In a promi
nent placeas soon na the) arrive
Eighteen te tmn are In the lunging tot
these pilzes
\Jammer Heilmanannounces that
heteaftei Wednesdio games called off
on account of min nlll be Played the
tollonin o g Ft 111.13 Thi,, announcement
Old not alinerti In time for last Fridit.
so the games nem pi tyed yesteldm
The schedule tat tonim totals games Is
is 1011000 Units 7ln 11. field 1. 18 is
25 field 2: l• to. 13. field 3, 5 vs 3.
field 4
DR. C. E. SEASHORE WILL
SPEAK TO LOCAL A. A. A. S
The second annual meeting of nit
local branch of the American A'N.ill.-
11011 lot the Athancement of Science
%ill] Inc a dinner meeting to be held on
Thursday m ening. May eleventh. at sic
p in In the Woman', Building The
speaket Uhl be Di C C Seashole, Dean
of the °pulsate Ahool of the UM, en.
city of Ravi He 14 also chahm.an of
the National Reseatch Council on An
thiopology and Psychology
All mentheis of the Weill branch are
urged to be present It Is absolute].)
necessazy that the management of the
dining room 'trice be adclsed not lat
e than Tncndoy. May ninth. In owlet
that the exact number to he Prevent
mill be known Etch member should
notify Mixx Chime at hef t office In the
Woman's Building whether they µlll at
tend or not The price of the dlorer
alit lie one dohar
UNIV. OF 'KANSAS CO•EBS USE
BRUTE STRENGTH OF MALES
The Women's Athletic Association at
the University of Kansas, recenut
skated themselt es teal Amazons when
the) by butte strength hulled certain
tnttles Into the sot Imming pool Not
that the boys didn't deserve It The
boys had dressed themselves as women
In order to get Into the annual circus
of the Women's A A, and then were
found out
MAN and MIFF, 1% oula like to rent
flu ntshed room or apartment from 31010
2G to August 5 Klntlls address V 0
Bergh, Ebensburg, Pa
ishing Company
Georgia.
WRIGHT'S ORCHESTRA TO
PLAY FOR UNIT DANCE
The Penn State Club Mil hold Ito
Inst social function of the season in the
mon of x n‘y ix* Dn.., to no bold
In the min 5. on Saturday, Tray thir
teenth On account of the Senior dance
Is being held on Friday night.
the ton committees hale been om king
in conjunction to make both affults
.um
The a embmen have secured Wright's
Saxophone Orchestra, from Columbus.
Ohl, to furnish the music for the oc
casion Ml \Flight, the leader, to an
accomplished .. .Sax' . player, 'and his
orchestra is considered tile best of the
Might Inothel combinations
The committee composed of D D
Winger . 22, °halt man. II S Elden '24,
T C teem '24. T P Cannel '23, D D.
11110 It . 23, and J O . Donnel '23, extend
an imitation to the enth e student body
to attend Arrangements have been
msde to 01100 Freshmen to attend the
dance The pi Inc of ndmisison will be
too dollars
GIRLS STUDENT GOVT. LEADERS
ATTEND CONFERENCE AT CORNEL
Mrss-Flotenec Allen '22, President of
the Women's Student Ormernment As
a:relation, tot the past year, and Miss
Sam Hat Man, newly elected president
for the tooling . 3 ear, went to Cornell
Una °reit) last meek to attend the an
ual meeting of student got eminent as
sociations of the Middle West Univer
siMn The Penn State Women's Stu
dent Government Association is a mem
bet of this group of governing bodies
which met list )ear in Wisconsin
°REGO'S SUPPORTER M XIS TS
A ft of the Unit en Sit)' of Oregon
has offered $25 to each nomares organ-
Lesttlon that does away W Ith ear puffs
The friend contends that she has at
tended student body assemblies and has
had difficulty In seeing the patform
because of the coiffures of the girls In
boat of her The Women's League and
other woman's mganinations of the col
lege ore seriously considering the offer
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In Leghorns, Tan and White Straws---in styles
to suit every taste.
They're Blum & Koch hand made straws and
that means they are as good looking as they
are comfortable.
Come in today and see - them. The prices are as
attractive as the hats themselves.
- $2.00 to $5.50
THE QUALITY SHOP
_ Open Evenings
Tuesday, May 9, 1922
PENN STATE ENGINEER PLANS
TO PUBLISH AN EXTRA ISSUE
The Penn State Engineer has decided
to issue nn extra number this yam with
seyetal feature at tides This tenor will
be ready 'for distilbution about May
tit only-fourth
One of the popular features of this
!ague will be an
article on "Getting a
Job Aft. You Cmduate," by Mr W
L Gleiehci, She is one of the most able
men in this country to site students
advice upon seeding positions There
Will also he articles on "International
RescatiM," by IV R. Whitney, direc
tor of the to arch laboratories of the
General Eleatic. Coltman). "Modern
Bullet Feed. Regulations" ley E
Nick, 'O7 end n bloglaphy by W. H
'to. I consulting chemical en
gineei
Th. e will also ho a complete de
sei 'mien of all the honorary fraterni
ties and n hat mull one stands for.
Th. C Is a great deal of ignorance
among undergraduates an to the pur
pose of these societies and it is the En
gineer's idol to remedy IL
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